Seen At 11: Food Fight – More Couples Splitting Up Over Dietary Differences
From vegans and vegetarians to those who go gluten free and paleo, there's no shortage of incompatible eating habits.
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From vegans and vegetarians to those who go gluten free and paleo, there's no shortage of incompatible eating habits.
What do tiny bits of gold and laser beams have in common? Combined they are the latest technique for treating prostate cancer.
What's up with the weather? It was in the 70s on Sunday, but dropped 20 degrees to start the week with more swings on the way.
There was an important development Friday, for the estimated 90-million Americans who suffer with chronic pain.
There was important news Thursday, for couples wanting to avoid pregnancy as a new study suggested that there could be a male version of the birth control pill.
Premiums will go up sharply next year under President Barack Obama's health care law, and many consumers will be down to just one insurer, the administration confirmed Monday.
A new study finds that young players can experience changes in their brain just after one season of playing football.
It's hard for any parent to watch their child go through the fear and pain of a needle stick, but imagine having to go through that several times a week.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has revised and updated its recommendations on sleep position and location.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the second of this three-part series.
Most movie theaters won't allow outside food, but for some children with allergies that means missing out on theater snacks.
There is a new procedure to help men who go to the bathroom several times a night.
Teaching a 2-year-old not to make a mess when he's painting is a little bit of a challenge, and getting that same toddler to understand why you're turning an orange pumpkin teal is even harder.
Pelvic pain is one of the most common reasons women go to the gynecologist, but it's often dismissed as cramps, so not much can be done for it.
Temperatures might say summer, but fall and falling temperatures will inevitably arrive -- and so will tight, dry skin, and chapped hands.
